Elements of cultural authority and civilization

Dependency theory of social status

 * First World: Industrialized territory with cultural assets from which the world-views of other territories derive.
 * Second World: Industrialized territory without cultural assets shaping the mental life of foreigners or their countries.
 * Third World: Territory engaged in the development of national industry and cultural authority, characterized by economic struggle and significant inequity.
 * Fourth World: Territory of aboriginal races.

Levels of Significance in speech and text

 * 1) Decoy: Pereniallism: Esoterism. (Relies in the Superstition against Superstition)
 * 2) Informational: Episodic, Descriptive: Narrative (Relies on Attention)
 * 3) Subtexual: Operative principle, Philosophical implications, Inductive Netforce: Analogy, Metaphor (Relies on Inventory, Assessment, Semantics, Properness, And  Possible worlds, Constraints, Meta-heuristic Despotism and Understanding)
 * 4) Obfuscated: Symbolism, Phonetic and Coding: Iterations, Palindromes, Rhyme. (It Relies on Pattern Recognition).
 * 5) Chromatic Code: Combination of Colors based on the parameters of a Symbol, Dogma or Doctrine.

Forms of logical reasoning

 * Inductive Thinking: Form of reasoning derived from the survey of facts.
 * Deductive Thinking: Form of reasoning derived from the analysis of a sample and its implications.
 * Abductive Thinking: Form of reasoning derived from evidence and its requirements to happen.